Going cloud-native costs more than you think

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InfoWorld Daily Aug 03, 2018 Going cloud-native costs more than you think Cloud-native applications run better and cheaper in the cloud, but converting your legacy software to being cloud-native typically costs much more than you plan for Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • When it comes to databases, why 'I can't quit you, baby' • Fusion.js JavaScript framework is geared to lightweight apps • Get started with Rust, the language for safer code • What's new in Rust 1.28 • What's new in the F# programming language • What's new in Angular: Version 6.1 ships • What's new in Apache's NetBeans IDE for Java 9 White Paper: Bitsight How Automating Third-Party Risk Management Helps Banks and Financial Institutions Address New Regulatory Requirements Banks & financial firms have long been aware of the need to manage risk in third-party partners & most have a formal program for managing that risk. Yet an existing thirdparty risk management (3PRM) program may not address today's increased levels of outsourcing & new regulatory requirements for cybersecurity. Together, these factors are prompting financial institutions to take a fresh look at the strengths & focus of their 3PRM strategy. Read More ▶ When it comes to databases, why 'I can't quit you, baby' Leaving legacy RDMSs is hard, but eventually enterprises will break free of Oracle's and others' last grip on their data infrastructure Read More ▶ Fusion.js JavaScript framework is geared to lightweight apps Uber's Fusion.js offers code reuse on both the server and browser and works with libraries such as React and Redux Read More ▶ Get started with Rust, the language for safer code Here's how to get your feet wet with using Rust's tool chain, creating projects, working with third-party code, and managing libraries Read More ▶ What's new in Rust 1.28 Rust 1.28 brings more flexibility and ease to memory allocation with global allocators and NonZero types Read More ▶ What's new in the F# programming language The main behavioral change makes F# tuple types and System.Tuple types completely synonymous, while the Version 4.5 beta brings in Span Read More ▶ What's new in Angular: Version 6.1 ships The popular JavaScript framework for desktop and mobile apps produces better code and better supports Google's Material Design Read More ▶ What's new in Apache's NetBeans IDE for Java 9 NetBeans Version 9.0 IDE supports Java 9's new Java Module System Read More ▶ White Paper: Hitachi ID Systems, Inc. Securing Privileged Access with Hitachi ID Privileged Access Manager (PAM) Privileged accounts, like their name suggests, are accounts designed to provide broad access to systems and data. They are an integral part of every IT infrastructure and play a key role in a large variety of day-to-day operations. Read More ▶ Get the Deep Technology Insights You Need Get ongoing access to our exclusive Insider content: in-depth articles available only to Insider members. You get access not only to InfoWorld's Insider content but to selected Insider content from Computerworld, CIO.com, Network World, CSO, and other IDG publications. Sign up at no cost today! ▶

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